STANLEY SIMMONS SHARE THIRD SINGLE, “TEMPORARY LOVE” FROM THEIR DEBUT ALBUM, “DANCING WHILE THE WORLD IS ENDING,” AVAILABLE AUGUST 28TH

he official music video for Temporary Love, the third single from Stanley Simmons, the collaborative project of Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons — sons of Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons, respectively, from KISS — can be seen below.

The song is from the duo’s debut album, Dancing While The World Is Ending, which will arrive on August 28th.

“It’s the first song Nick and I ever wrote together,” Evan explained.

Stanley Simmons had previously released two other singles from the 12-track effort, Body Down (listen here) and the title cut, Dancing While The World Is Ending (can be heard here).

Dancing While The World Is Ending track listing:

1.  Body Down
2.  Dancing While The World Is Ending
3.  Starve The Beast
4.  Running Just A Little Too Long
5.  Cellophane
6.  Cold
7.  Lilith
8.  Dystopia Boogie
9. Temporary Love
10. Real Life
11. Love Real Slow
12. Sing Myself To Sleep

The band will perform on May 10th at The Siren in Morro Bay, California and on May 13th at the Ventura Music Hall in Ventura, California.

The cover artwork for the LP can be seen above.

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  1. I watched some live clips of these guys. Evan is a star. He has that “it” factor. Nick, well, not so much. Nick sang a song on Bruce Kulick’s BK3 album. It’s entitled, “Hand Of The King.” I thought Nick killed it on that song and that he was on his way. But seeing him perform live, it’s just awkward. When he sings solo on these Stanley Simmons tunes, it doesn’t sound as good as Nick and when I heard him on Bruce’s album. Now when he and Evan sing together, it’s great. It’s not my band, but if I was the manager, I’d have Nick in the background, sitting down at the keyboard and just singing with Evan, background vocals. I’d have Evan as the only frontman and just let him do his thing. Evan with famous baby daddy’s, it’s going to be hard for these two to really make it. They won’t be selling out arenas. Some changes need to be made if they are ever going to play to more than 100-200 kiss fanboys.

  2. Oh hell no! I just watched the video. Are they both sitting Indian style? And even worse, Nick is barefoot!!! So gross! No bare feet unless you’re a woman and they are pretty!

    Cheap video & totally getting peace pipe vibes. The lyrics do not match the poorly and cheaply done video. Worst of the three songs they’ve released so far and I really do like the first two songs.

    1. Yes, and their first single sounded like Crosby, Stills and Nash.

      While there is absolutely nothing new here, it is completely recycled (I guess they are environmentalists, too) “rock” folk music. It seems as though, they are trying to revive the genre, and re-package it to a younger audience, who may not have been exposed to that sound. In a way, it then becomes “original” to a specific targeted naive listener, whilst also appealing to an older generation longing for nostalgia.

      At least they didn’t go the hard rock/heavy metal route, which would have been an obvious and expected choice.

  5. I think it’s great that the boys (sorry, they will always be kids to me) formed a band….their voices blend nicely, and I would bet they do it for real without auto tuning it….. This song is cool, I wasn’t crazy about Body Down…but I would suggest blending this eclectic sound into a more conventional rock sound…I should probably check out their record now.

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